Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1887-01-03
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
GRAND.-SalstJury' Troubadours Thurs
lay. January @.
LOCAL SREWT1Es.

! have had this winter.
J. Guilford White has gone to Washing
ton. ID. c.. for the winter.
Mrs. Flora Karch is the guest OF Mrs.
! Wesley llff. of Cedarville.
Daniel Bolan was arrested last night for
being drunk and disorderly.
This morning is said to have been the
coldest Of the winter. thus far.
Miss Marie Miller left for Blairsvills, Pa.
On the Pan Handle this afternoon.
The holidays are over. and now look oat
for spring, but not for year of two yet.
Herr Billy Dlehl. after being two weeks
on the sick list, is able to be about again.
Miss Nellie Phillips. of Metropolis, Mis-
souri,, is in the city, the guest OF friends.
The water pipes beneath Cohan & Lyuch's
saloon burst yesterday and flooded the Gel
lar.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Sophia Goldberg, and Issdn IIefkowitZ, OF
Cleveland.
The recruiting committee Of the Buckeye
club is requested TO be present at the meet
ing tonight.
Squire Breckenridge married John Z.
Hesser and Minnie Belle Bradley Sunday
morning at 10O'clock.
J. A. Mccarthy, OF the Gazette re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit to Chi
csgO and Indianapolis
Mr. Howard. Of Darlington, Vermont,
arrived in the cSy Saturday to attend VIII
liss's college OF shorthand.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miner, OF Columbus,
are the guests of their aunt Mrs. George
Duke. rs east Columbia street.
John Marshall and wife and Mrs. Crane,
of Columbus Grove, are the guests Of Mrs.
Layton. of south Market street
DIR. Jay W. Morrison drives about the
hanasOmest sIeighiug team in the city.
His pair of matched bays is superb
Edward Stokes, of the faculty of Viii
.liss's steRoEraph'c college, returned Satnr-
s.nriays- ss,say sIlsssi, -s-..szss
TIE regular meeting of the board of edu-
cation occurs tonight. The heating sppar-
atus of the High street building will be set
tied upon.
DIR. Holman, who has been travelling for
the Rogers Manufacturing company, spent
the holiday week with his daughter. Anna,
in Cedarville-
The Rev. c. J. Jones. who preached at
the Christian church yesterday and last
night, will preach there again tonight All
are invited.
Miss ErmiBfe Cline. who was injured in
the street car a'cident, has been taken to
her home in Cet arville. She is reported TO
BE- improving.
Mayor James p. Goodwin made a lonely
and frigid pilgriI mage this morning--alI by
his lOn', oat to tina hospital grounds, on q
persona tour of inspection.
Misses Mae and America Brown, Of Null |
b Try STREET, returned Saturday from Ur- |
b ma, where they were the guests, during
c lristmas week, of Miss Kate Happier
sets
ID. l.. Corner, agent for the Enquirer,
said this morning he had to drive eleven
miles every day to deliver his papers. 1t is
uncomforts Ule business on such q
day as this
Mrs. c. II. Hubbard and children, of Co
lunbus, after spending a merry Christmas
aud happy New Years with Mrs Hubbard's
p pIrents, Mr. and Mrs. WIN. Diehl, have re-
turned home
''oh, Clara" said Maud, Charley took
ne sleigh riding last night. l had such fun.
drove" What was the matter with
Jharlie?" stupid! He couldn't drive with
his teeth, could he?''
o. F. Humphreys, who has been spend
ng the holidays with relatives in this city
md in Yellow Springs, left for Ann
Arbor. Mich, this morning. to resume his
luties in Michigan university.
Miss Sue ObenshRne, OF Monticello, Ind,
Who has spent the holidays as the guest Of
lsr sisters, Mrs. DIR. A. NJ. Potter and Miss
Blanche Obenshane. left for home yester-
lay afternoon on the Pan Handle.
A carnival of sleighing was INDUCED in I
'esterday. and the fancy cutters were ont :
n numbers. Notwithstanding the bitter
old. hundreds of sleighs were on the street c
nd the jingle of the bells was continuous. 4
IA Columbia street, which is always a
ocular thoroughfare, lively races occurred =
II day. O
John Geier went into west Main street L
llOon this morning leaving his horse un- II
itched outside. The anima! walked to the n
liddle of the street and took his stand p
erpSs street car switch, delaying cars go m
g east and west. GeIer was arrested BY ~
equity Marshal Potee on the charge Of al =
wing his horse to be unhitched. "
Quincy 4. Petts, esq. now edi tor OF the III
lLstrrted H6ehnnicGI Ne,rs, New York. III
ID formerly associate editor OF the old =. "a
srUBLIC, In this city, has been brought ii,
re on the sad mission of attending the ia
neral of his honOred father. Mr.. Petts
Is for several years auditor Of this county, TO
d he has host of warm personal friends ul .u
re, who admire alike his brilIiancy s,a
lrnaEist and his high personal qualities. 70
:. Petts will remain until some time to- bl,
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NNNS life are sorrowfully let
,ae on account OF Dyspepsia. Acker's an
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